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While that's true, a competent Presidency still would have benefited people in a variety of ways, such as realistic centralized messaging about the risks of the
by crooked-v 7y ago
While that's true, a competent Presidency still would have benefited people in a variety of ways, such as realistic centralized messaging about the risks of the disease and how to prepare for it, and better oversight and support of test kit distribution.
And, you know, not literally calling it a 'Democratic hoax' in the midst of people in the US being infected by the disease.
- ch4s3 7y agoI agree that messaging would be better. I guess I'm primarily concerned that our government has arrived at a place where it's systemically unable to adequately form consensus and take action quickly.